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-Leaving-

*I scuffed along a dreary trail; Lit by the orb of night. A muted glow, grew 'neath the haze Of fog disrupted light. A pathway hemmed by fir and ash. Its' silence taunts the nerves. Your outline there, amid the trees, My mind thought it observed. I stalled, 'neath creaking wooden limbs, Froze still and calm, I gazed. It was your frame, your gait, your hair There, ambling in the haze. I felt you turn your face t'ward mine; Racing heart, now in repose. I drew in deep, your silent tale Of why this path you chose. I held your story in my chest 'till fog and dark did cease. 'till wary eyed, I woke and smiled To know you're now at peace.*
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